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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1887-09-23
CHEAP BIBLES AND CHARI-
nv.

hcNs D. W. hcLduflu, OlStTlC'
Superintendent of the American
Bible Society of Mississippi and
Louisiana, delivered an address al
Moss Point last Sunday aud met d
few OF our citizens here ut the
Methodist Church Sunday night
He was here in the interest of the
Bible Society, his object being 10
organize II county auxiliary to act
in conjunction with the parent So
ciety iu distributing bibles at the
least possible cost of manufacture.
The Americau Bible Society is
one of the most effective charities
of tue age. Ii was brought into ex.
iStence and is sustained by The mu-
nihcent donations of good men aud
women of different denominations
who love the word of God aud give
OF their means that the poorest fam.
lies may not be without its sun
shine of truth in tieir midst.
The work of the society is to dis
tribute bibles among the people,
without regard to denomination, as
it is an undenomInatlOna society,
not in all cases by giving them
away, though that is also done iu
many instances, where parties are
too poor to pay, through colpOrtors,
but the main thing accomplished is
in placing the bibles in the hands
of purchasers at the actual cost Of
manufacturing them.
The auxiliary which Mr.. McLau.
rln proposes TO organize i'll this
comfy, is to get these bibles from
the parent society at 10 per cent.
less than cost and place them on
the market at the actual cost of
placing them in its depository.
Each ersOn becoming a member
OF the auxiliary is to pay an iuitia-
tion fee of one dollar. The funds
thus raised are to be applied TO
purchasing from the parent society
IA supply OF bibles to be sold as be-
fore stated. THIS stock is to be
placed at some book house, and
when they are sold the proceeds 20
be applied to purchasing another
stock aud so on, ad iRfHitWm. An
executive committee of the auxilia-
~ will attend to the selling and re-
purchasing, aud report progress at
each meeting OF the auxiliary, which
need not occur more than once a
year.
We commend this project to ev.
cry God loving aud charitably in
cIined citizen of Jackson county.
Every family ought to he supplied
with bible aud it is the duty OF
every christian as well Az christian.
ity TO see that the poor are supplied
with them, aud no better Orportn-
pity tor 50 doing could be thought
of than that now proposed by he
Bible Society.
We are authorized to state that
there will be Il mass meeting at the
Presby terian Church at Moss Point
next Snnd y night for the purpose
of organizing "a County auxiliary.
All interested are cordially invited
to attend. Remember it is unde-
nominaIional.-
A number of names have already
been enrolled. Some nine OF ten
were obtained here though the con-
gregation Sunday night was small.
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Is,,I Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.
LOCAL NEWS.


fast freights, Nos. II aud Y, will
have a coach attached between
Mobile and Scranton, for the ac'
eommodatlon OF passengers, leav'
ing Mobile at 8:25 pm, arriving AT
Scranton at 11:19 p.m.; returning
leave Scranton at 1:26 a.m., arriving
m Mobile at 4:35 AIN.
C. MARSHALL, Supt.
The drouth is ended.
Plenty of rain and cool east
wind.
Mayor S. r. Thompson visited
New Orleans Monday.
Mr.. E. d. Mansfield, our city
marshal, was a visitor to Mobile
this week.
The game law SO far rs it re-
lates to the hunting of deer, cxpir-
ed on the 10Th inst.
Capt. II. Cole, who has been
quite i'll at his home III this place
fora week or ten days, is, we are
glad to state recovering.
Capt. P. X. Mayors and wife
are stopping at BlOnnt Springs,
Ala, for recuperation. They will
return this (Friday) evening.
The wedding bells threaten to
ring. 1t is never too late to do
good. The old shoe titteth best and
pinchcth not. The good shoemaker
never ste tpeth short of mate.
"A party of Scranton gentlemen
went ont to the eastern islands on
fishing aud hunting jaunt aboard
the two masted schooner OF Mr.. NJ.
V.B. Carey's last week. They bad
good luck and IA gay timc.
- We are requested TO call a
meeting of the frnit and vegetable
growers of ScruHton and vicinity TO
be held at the Court house Monday
evening at 4 o'clock to consider the
question of organizing u fruit and
vegetable growers association.
After a vacation of several
weeks Master Willie j. Parker, of
this place, returned this week to his
studies in the A. g. Nj. College at
StarkyuIe.
If that interesting chap, "Chip-
py," will "get his hair cut" we will
pay for it it 1t takes our last nickle.
We want it shaved so short that
every singing cherub in the town
can see the skin of his head hun
.dred yards.
Our ship yards are crowded
With work. Ship owners are find
ing out that work can be done here
cheaper than at Mobile or any
-nelghborlug port aud are taking
advantage OF the difference. Sew
eral large vessels of Mobile, among
them the Alabama and Anderson,
nave recently had their work done
oere aud other are expected soon.
Ihe facilities ofour ship yards have
recently been largely Increased, but
more is yet needed to meet the de-
uand.
Mr.. WIN. Parham is preparing
70 30 into the business of packing
Mexican mackereI.D This is one
Oh The products OF our Gulf Coast
mat Is rapidly growing 10 pOpulan-
y Wherever Introduced. The fish
are taken from the water and pack.
u 10 salt aud shipped to the con.
soner perfectly fresh aud are far
superior to common mackereI. The
-su are plentiful, easily caught aud
oueaPly packed. Heretofore large
quantities ct them hare been
'arOWn away here every winter be-
@oae they could not be consumed
" The local market. This is a Cue
opening aud we are glad Mr.. Par
.-, 9am has taken bold Of it. Others
~ln aOubrlesEfolloW suit. There is
ss'e danger Ut erOvdiug the mar
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srAsuonE DssrRrcr-YOuRrH ROUxD.
sALEM CAMP MEETINa.

On Thursday, October 6, 1887,
meeting will commence at this camp
ground and continue perhaps n
week.
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FOR SALE.

Al Ocean springs, Miss. . oue-story
building known a. the FIkkMEN'B HALL.
Alto one BABCOCk FIRE ENGINE, ca
plcity sixty gallons AppF 70
JOS. KOTLUM,
oosau SPRING. Mits.
August II. 1887. 2Stt
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~ further notice passenger trains
Unt" and N. railroad will arrive an
the az follows, running by standar
aePa' whioh Is the same as Now Orlean
slime: o,vn r.sr
~. A-Leaving New Orleans at 7:45 am.
S,sas ~, Vt Bay st. Louis, $50 am; Pass
A6Lr,.t,an. 6L,i'e 1907 Mississippi CITY, 1888 i;
1;ioT; 1851; Ocean Springs, ll'OO am. )
Donton DIOn 1l:A2 am Grand Bay, 1909 !;
q Elmo 1928. Mobile 1:05 pm.
o.; NJ 2-Leaving New Orleans at o;O5
~ Arrives at Bay st. Louis, 1853 p. M I;
Bass @ Christian, 1908 p. m; Biloxi, lO:5o
Ocean Springs, 1888 pm; Scran-
e" ,I.37 p.m; Mobile, l2:45 am.
~, Tast line train only makes the above
stops. ,o,vo wvsr
no 3-Fast Line Mail leaves Mobile at
s.osam. Arrives at Scranton 3;3e am.
n.san = Surlpgs 4:l3. Biloxi 4:23, Pass
SSy;stian sos, Bay st. Louis 5:l5, New
ORLEANS 7:l0.
M 1-Leaying Mobile at 1925 pm.
,.r;yss rv At ST. Elmo 3:O5, Grand Bay
ak Scranton, 1926; Ocean Springs,
SeJ. Biloxi; 4:30; Mississippi City, 4:34
PISS % Christian, 5;13; Bay St. Louis, 5;25;
Nav orleans, 1870 pm.
~" GEO. J. SANTA CRUZ, Station Agt.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

Fellow citizens Of Hancock County:
Having withdrawn from the field at a
previous canvass, that the strength of the
party might be united ere we suffered de-
feat, again announce myself d Demo-
cratic candidate to represent Hancock
county in the lower branch of the next
Legislature-subject to the will and
pleasure of my party in primary OF con-
ventiOn. Respectfully,
THOMAS r. STOCKER.
PearlingtOn, Miss, Sept. Z, 1887,
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NDIDATES.

Our terms for announcing for once are a. fol
lows; State or District, sl5 County, $40; Beat,
g. No announcement win be published unless
accompanied by the CASH. No deviation from this
rule. Calls on candidates win be published at
regular advertising ratios.
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FERNAND S. FREDERIC,
Partisan Dyer,


Ladies. Gents and Children's Clothes
cleaned by the Chemical Dry Process with
out taking 20 pieces, and warranted not
to shrink Feathers Bleached, Dyed aud
Curled. ParasOls Cleaned aud DS ed.
silks, VeIvets, Fine Laces. Lace Curtains,
Cashmeres, Blankets, etc. Gloves cleaned.
DYES WARRANTED FAST.
EAII country work entrusted to me
will receive careful aud prompt attention.
September 9, 1857. 2e-6m
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Hattiesburg Land
FOR SALE.

About 81 acres of land near the drpoi
at Hatteshurg Perry county, AiSsissip
is offered for sale at a 2Ieat bargain foi
CASH. Some pine timber on the land ;
is high aud dry and suitable for residences
or business houses.
For further part iculaIs apply t. oI
address
o. H. p. JONES. Agrn.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
July l. 1897. IS-lf
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Land for SaleI

Six acres Of pine laBd within q half
mile Of Ocean Springs m ssrtioa 2 offs. W.
quar-, north side Of L. a n. Railroad. The
land Is eligibly situated for q market gar
den. Il win Be sold at bargain for cash.
Title good. Apply %
p. X. MATERs,
July %, 1857. AZ
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UNIVERSITY
OF
M S Sis SIPPI.
The seth Annual Session of this
Institution will Open on
Thursday, 29th Sept. next.

The faculty, consisting of eleven Pro-
fessors and one Instructor, is full. The
buildings are in perfect order the situa-
tion is elevated and perfectly healthy
Necessary expenses need not exceed $50
OF $500 for entire course Of nine months.
Law students $500 aud S2l5. The law
school is in operation, and its curriculum
equal to any In the United States.
For full particulars, and for Historical
and Current Catalogue, address EDWARD
MAYEs, Chairman Of Fsculty, University,
Mississippi, or
BEN PRICE,
Secretary Board Of Trustees,
Oxford, Miss.
August 5, 1887. 23-3m
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General
Merchandise

usually kept IN nfbt'clasS Store.
Furniture and Housekeeping Goods Of all
Kinds Speciality.
STOVES are sold lower than New Or
leans or Mobile prices, as buy them for
spot cash direct from the manufacturers.
STEAM GRIST MlLIS-Fresh Meal ,Grits,
HOminy, Chops, Cracked Corn and Feed
of all kinds sold at lowest market prices,
and delivered free of charge within city
limits. Buying feed in large quantities
enables me to get the benefit of wholesale
prices, and can therefore sell as cheap as
The cheapest.
CUSTOM SHOE DEPARTMENT where
a person can get the best Shoes for the
least money. No paper soles, paste-board
counters Or wooden heeels are used in
myShoe Fectory--noue but genuine oak
tanned leather, and l defy competition as
to prices and qualify.
Also, ha o al ways on hand first-class
handmade Shingles for sale at reasonable
prices,
Thanking customers tor past patronage
invite a continuance of same.
Respectfully, A. BLUMER.
Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
October 2. 1886. Billy
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


Yesterday the active the real esate
market since last fall The sales which began lasted
continuous till three The total amount of knockdowns
tho largest bat since the Exchange opened The
crowd was divided chiefly stands of r. " Har
nett A. Muller Sons and James l.. Wells large
portion Of those who faced Mt stand ladies' who
came 70 puy NOS 22S 23 1886 238 242 244 s6 East Twen
tynhst 3stoy and cellar brick dwellings with ots also
Nos 4zS 4si tSS 43o Secondary and cellar brick
tenements and lots; and Nos. s3O 432 Thirty
lots size OF EACH H. feet small convenient
throughout the sale
f. Leviness essayed maiden effort as an auc-
tioneer He sold two lots on
SIS, 500 each TO Smith Ely, jr.
fhe Beck estate on 0nehuudred and ftty.slxthst St
AIMS Eagle Caldwell and Trinity aves Twenty.
third ward sold yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
The sucti0neer L. Wells In datng change
times stated the railroad would open station
first OF July adjacent the property The sale lasted three
Every lot absolutely sold at prices which
the fact that none OF the avenues through.
The lot sold the 81 Anns and one
hundre thst 1t sold for $3.50 Tho next lot
brought 50 100 then $1,000 81 $50 down TO $l70O lot
Font lots one fifty sxthst brought SLID
Lots Trinity brought $3.50 eaeh The property
Eel the brewer who resod IL 70 the present sellers for
$i45000. They resoi yesterday for $ll7G05 The sale
throughout entire AT the brokers' meeting
there cali for small house on Foryntth, Forty
enth Forty eighth between Sixth and Seventh
for physcon also for the frstclass fur
sons; four franc houses Woodbine-st, between
Broadway and Bushwick Brooklyn. offered for
81 2U0 four-story dwelling Seventysecond-st
was offered to rent for s. 500 per annum.
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finanridI.
ovvrrr ov THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co,
O No. 1913 WALNU1sT., 7
PmIADEIPHII May 90 1Ss7.)
gJ,uF BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
pany has under authority of the Stockholders decided
upon Consolidation with the Cnch Valley Railroad Company
and upon OF the Cnch Valley Line 10 con-
necon with the Louisville and Nashville system For the
purposes Of this consultation and Tor the o.
10000 shares OF the Preferred Stock
being the authorized by the Stockholders at their
annuel meeting held May 4 1891 Preferred and Common
OF record May o. have the right 10 purchase the
new issue u OF $50 so share
and IN ratio OF 10 shares for 100 shares OF
sIock registered In their names on May 25
This right will expire June at and can be exer.
office OF the Treasurer OF the Company in Phia
delphia the Office OF the Central Trust Company IN New:
York the office OF Messrs Vivian Gray and Co.. 10
London f. c. where circulars more fully
setting the plans OF the Company can be had upon
plcation. . -, ...... -, ,h,. ~.
$40 will be payable June To- AMI the remaining S3z %
will payable July l5 when certificates Tor the
stock win DO ready for delivery.
transfer books will close Nav o. and will reopen June
WILLIAM>G. MA CDOWkLI,
Treas1
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THE SHAVING OF sHAGPAT.

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Vie fokoM
FOR JUNE.
rs ANDovER RoMANcINoi Professor Francis L.
Paton
BOOKS THAT HAVE HELPED ME-. Andrew Lang.
WHAT Is THE OBJECT OF LIEF Professor g. J..
WHY THE REVISED VERSION HAS FAILED. John
Fulton
FALSE NOTIONS ABOUT GOVERNMENT. Professor
Lester y. ward
OK THINGS SOCIAL. Eliza Lynn Linton.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Rev. Dr. J. M. Buckley.
RAILWAY PASSES AND THE PUBLIC. /. T. BROOKE
THE CONTROL OF THE PACIFIC. Commander IL q.
Taylor.
AN xvii OF THE SCHOOLS Edward Cary
TIKI FORM AND SPEED OF YACHTS. Professor r
n. Izurston
SO cents copy IS year.
THE FORUM PUBLISHING CO.,
81 SHAVE, New-York
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.. Y. CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N Y CITY.
The following reu estate rsnsl,tioas recorded
in the Registers Ofhce to-day
drich 70 T Y Ebert $4,000
RAY nor jr and wife TO + j 1880
l33dst : 400 II " OF 7th-ave. 37.0XJ9.ll Edwin
RaynOr and VITO to + q Kane. IL go
Crosby to Brandt aud another $4,000
and iSor to Knfzmsn ..'............. $4,000
gSth.st, g. 100 Il g OF l0thaye 5OxlO0ll. q and
r Stone and wives 10 Watts and another. 10000
l2th.st No East. 25xil4x26xlO7; VI SebmItt
s.Ts SltS 70 Executor. q: st6~ 10 same a7so5
Thu. to II Ferguson .'."..1."' 10000
66th.st. 4l2.5 ftw OF 6thave 4l.sxlO06; -.
Smith To McCenahsn $4,000
wife to DoHogGii hill" 800, 10000
lOth.ave, OF 0Sthst, l00llNI4i6YlO2.2x
another Dah - 6eOOo
Tubs lo,2Jo
Broadway n W l3Oth.sL lO0Xl l0x99. lNlO3 );
and another Si $4,000
Win r.. ana wife to " Merritt 1906
Grand gSssy@ sd ar2lan 10
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CHICAGO Gas TRUST Company

HOLDERS OF SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
CHICAGO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THEY MAY
EXCHANGE THEIR HOLDINGS AT PAR OF EACH,
FOR SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
TIoN OF THEIR STOCK CERTIFICATES ASSIGNED
IN BLANK AT THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY IN
CHICAGO.
= 4. KENT. rrcs G. G. T. Co.
Chicago. May 20. 1887.
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CTATE OF MAINE BONDS.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
TEEAsUEERs OFTICK. I
AUGUSTA. May o. 1887.
BY OF provisions OF tho t3d chapter OF the public
the OF Maine approved February 20 1881 to
portion Of the public debit the undersigned Urea
Of The State will tine after July 1887 receive
proposals at ms once In Augusta from the holders Of tho
Bonds maturing June l. 1889 aud october J. 1889
for exchange q the same Tor equal amount OF the
bonds authorized BY the aforesaid 10 be delv
ere The time Of exchange but TO bear interest from ooio
Der l. 1889.
The ~ bonds offered IN exchange mill
eight hundred thousand dollars payable as follows;
10000 1902 10 1911
$4,000 1912 10 1921
10000 A." 1922 ~ 1879 "
interest IL ihroe cent annum, payable
semi annually, April and OctObcrl.
The the absolute right 10 reject any or
all proposals.
Those accepted will not be made public ami VIII, II de-
sired be returned 10 the parties N King them:
l.. &. BtRLEIGH
Irrnan rnrn Of
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Orean 6teamers.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLXN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRR
companys Pier Snew No ISNorth River Of Morton.st
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LA oA5COoN June =, ID.
LA NORMAN DIE de Kersabiec .....sat. June II a N
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miscellaneous.

DEFRIGERATORS, ice houses, nursery
coolers and filters hand and made TO order best
the world Send for catalogue before purchasing else.
where Satisfaction guaranteed. HENRY WISSMANN.
ManuiactuIer - Unworthy place
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SALE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

BY virtue aud OF decree rendered ny the
OF the United states Tor the Eastern District Of
Virginia the 9th day OF April 1884, tho ohancery
cause OF Alexander Hay vs. Tho Alexandra and washing
ton Railroad Company and others therein depending tho
undersigned, Of sad court and tho Commissioner
appointed by said decree 10 make o. tho property therein
House Building ~ Asaph ST. in the City OF Alex
andri Va, at ~ o'clock saturday. the 9th day Of
July. 1887 all the rights privileges franchises and prop
eriy 81 the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
the receiver in and debs duo said company
The railroad tho said "h0 Alexandra and Washln gtOn
Railroad Company consists 81 double track railroad from
point In the County OF Alexandria state OF Virginia oppo
Long Bridge" St Asaph Junction in said county.
from ~ Asaph junction into tho CITY OF Alex
andra passing through Henryst TO Duke-s and tho
other through 81 Asaphs 10 Princess with side tracks
turnOuts 60 complete schedule OF the property OF
company contained in the masters report flo
among ST the papers In said cause.
Terms Of Sale-Cash TO tho following sums viz:
s59 go 81 with interest thereon at the rate Of per cent
thereon the O annum from JuY
J. 1851 paid $4,000 with interest thereon the
OF from January 1882 until paid and
with all OF the half yearly OF s35 each
attached each bonds and running from
22d July 1852 To tho 22d day OF July 1877.
cuded until paid S794l6 90 with interest $50 G96 90
pat thereof from september 10 1883 I'll paid and s22 1873 2
50 81 49, part thereof from September
1888 iii paid tho residue Of the purchase
upon credit OF and years with interest from ~
sale evidence by negotiable notes. the title being retained
the OF sale and unti all the and
subject resale OF defa1 deposit Of $50 BOO Will
the property srnck on the purchaser
10 be let into tho possession OF the property until after the
TO that effect ..-..
Master and Commissioner TO mako sale
ConveYancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
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